When Jay’s EV Specter was said to cost $400k by Donald, Jay immediately added, “you’re not getting a Rolls Specter EV for $400k”. 🤣😂😅(spoken like a true Rolls guy). I Believe with options Jay paid over $500k
What an incredible experience it was to be featured alongside the legendary Jay Leno and the insightful Donald Osborne! A heartfelt thank you to both of you for including me and my beautiful Rare Rolls Royce Camargue in this unforgettable journey. The time spent together was exhilarating, and I'm truly grateful for the opportunity to share the spotlight with such an esteemed company. Looking forward to more exciting adventures in the future! - Ben Lipman @jayleno @donaldOsborne
@@benlipman239 keep it up Ben! Like yourself I keep my father's RR Corniche 2 of sentimental value up & running. 15k miles on the dash. No better feeling than to be behind the wheel. Especially when passer bys see a young man behind the wheel 💪🏾
This episode is one of the very best Guest and/or Donald episodes made. Just the right amount of Jay's snarky attitude along with the total respect the owner and car deserves. Thanks Ben Lipman, Donald Osborne, and Jay Leno for truly great experience. 100% YUM!
I like Donald. Extremely articulate and very passionate about cars and their history. Great sense of humour too, which is why Jay gets along so well with him and is always busting his balls (or rather, ribbing him, as someone of distinction might say).
The world is so full of anxiety and chaos right now. It’s so nice to just see 3 guys drive around and talk about a car. Keep em coming Jay! And don’t skimp on the Donald. If I see Donald, I always watch the video!!!
I remember when the Camargue was first introduced I said exactly what Jay said. Slab sided, very plain, etc. However it now looks very elegant. I’m surprised how much I like it. And that color is GORGEOUS!
When Donald mentioned if broke down after Ben drove it the first time I just about had a stroke, he should know better than anyone, that Rolls Royce doesn't break down, they just sometimes fail to proceed!
Funny! Reminds me of back in the day when flight attendants during the airplane safety spiel would mention, "In the event of an unintended water landing..."
Had a Corniche hard top in my 20's. Something very cool about being young in a beautiful classic car. And that's a beauty; can see it floating over the road, the suspension doing all the work to give the smoothest ride
Ah, the Corniche FHC. Saw my first one in "The Thomas Crown Affair" with Steve McQueen. One of the later model years is still on my bucket list. You have good taste.
To put that in perspective my wife’s parents bought a 1915 home in 1983 (3400 sq ft) for under $20,000. I don’t recall what the exchange rate is at that time, but yeah that a LOT of money
Same here. I'm Italian, I remember going through the pages of Quattroruote magazine in the late 70s as a young kid, if I remember correctly it was something like 300,000,000 lire! 😂
Great episode, it's so nice when things get handed down through the family. You know Pop Pop is looking down smiling not to mention the satisfaction his grandmother is feeling giving it to the right person who appreciates it and has put it back on the road. Part of what makes this show so appealing is the differences in personalities and tastes in vehicles. One man's indifference is another man's love.
It's what I call an aficionado's car. It was a departure from RR's usual design aesthetic with its squared-off lines. I would take it over Jay's new Spectre on looks alone. Lucky guy to inherit such a distinctive car.
Don must have a solid self image. Jay's persistent insults just roll off him. I like the way Donald dresses. Jay really has no room to criticize other's apparel. But Jay is one in a Billion.
I agree that Donald dresses well. I am of the opinion, further, that the young cads who are showing up at concours and other events in skinny ankle hugging mom pants, front pockets bulging with the requisite cel phone, are just pathetic in following that fashion trend. They look like overfull estrogen bags just back from the tofu restaurant. Today's fashion is designed to make men look effeminate. Resist this evil force.
@@bwofficial1776 exactly. My best friend calls me the worst of things-and we’re both army vets so when I say “worst of things” I truly mean it. But this is how all good buddies interact.
Very nice car and the story behind it is terrific. My favorite part of every episode is the drive down the aisle past a few of Jay's cars and this week we got just a glimpse of my favorite car in Jay's entire collection, his 1966 Ford Seven Litre.
I know a Dr in the UK who bought ne new, I lost contact with him around 2020 but he still owned the car then. He would drive to the shops and pub. It was never laid up or off the road, he kept it immaculate. Great video 2x👍
A lovely car, a delightful drive. Enjoyed this edition so much. The owner's family connection to the car and his clear joy of owning it is tremendous. Ben I hope you have many years of pleasure owning such a beautiful vehicle. And your grandfather's choice of colour was inspirational.
The Camargue has such a presence. It might not be the most beautiful car on the road but, oh boy, what a statement that car makes. Well done Ben. Thanks for preserving it! To be honest I’d take Camargue over Specter any day.
I remember in the 80's when no one wanted this model and could be had for basically almost nothing. Then the rarity came out and the prices skyrocketed.
The beautiful camargue was, at the time, very similar to Lady Penelope's FAB 1 Rolls Royce. Lady P's Rolls was even more extreme Camargue than the Real car. Thanks for this. cool video.
About time the thoroughly misunderstood Camargue got some love in the 21st century! I really only took notice of them myself from a photo ad(in Autoweek I believe)for R-R dealer memorabilia which featured one shod with Vogue tyres: I was piloting a Lincoln Town Car with Vogues at the time. Have since learned about the Camargue's Pininfarina/Fiat design heritage. A most unique Crewe car!
I think Donald is the singular match to Jay's car knowledge that we've seen on the channel. I really like his take on things. He certainly goes for the nostalgia.
What a great story and yes, the Camargue is not really Rolls Royce as some think of it, but it has grown on me significantly as I'm sure it has for many. Fun to watch Jay Leno backtracking, a viewer bonus. One of the Garage's best episodes and of course the chemistry between Jay and Donald is great. I am originally from Glasgow in Scotland (I live now in Dubai, where even a Spectre is nothing special) and often bemuse those witnessing a couple of fellow Scots 'warmly' greeting each other with such 'insults' often more cutting than Jays to Donald in language that would make a sailor blush. Just a great episode for so many reasons. Oh, and that car is off the charts in 'coolness' compared to a Mustang GT, what were you thinking uttering such nonsense, Jay?
I enjoyed this episode, the storyline is really interesting and the car is beautiful. I always liked this model such a handsome design almost ageless in some ways. I had the opportunity to drive one back in the 80’s and thought it drove and handled very well for such a big car. Thanks again to Donald and Jay for another excellent show. And Ben keep enjoying the car!!
What I found striking is the hood height on the Spectre when Donald was standing next to it. It’s nearly at chest level vs. Camargue is slightly below hip level. Our cars today have become so large that it makes no sense. There is something to be said about small proportions that are executed well in design, I think the tighter overall proportions show off the design cues better. That’s why I think car makers like Porsche were genius to maintain the silhouette of the 911, even though the modern 911 is larger it still shows off its design cues.
Jay and Donald... Legends with serious knowledge... I could listen to every day. Who needs Google search engine or any manual when either or both are present.
My 94 Lincoln Towncar was the most comfortable car I've ever owned and most luxurious as well and I cannot help but see the essence on my Towncar in this RR with the slab sides, goes on forever long hood and the front "face" . The young man is most fortunate ...
Wonderful! Thank you! I love watching the body floating above the imperfect pavement. Reminds me of my 1978 Delta 88, but I loved the room of my '72 Olds Ninety Eight... I could put my left foot into next week in that thing... this automobile is definitely the Cadillac of Rolls....😊
Jay Jay Jay Jay.... My 66 Galaxies 500 LTD had a black vinyl hard top.. and popular mechanics tested them for decibels noting, they were quieter then a Rolls Royce... Classy 2dr coupe, and came in Oyster Blue
Jay, Jay...the kid obviously loves his car, rightfully so...please stop insulting the car in front of him by saying how much you prefer the spectre. plus Ben seems super nice and humble, as much as one could be who owns a RR.
My goodness, My late uncle had a Camargue, bought it new, Gold with green leather interior, cost him a fortune and whenever I would see the car it looked huge but look at it next to the spectre, it looks tiny. My word, cars have become huge and that is from a European perspective
i was driving in extreme weather when this came on, and THIS IS ONE OF IF NOT THE BEST OF JAY'S VIDEOS! when i got home i found the Tyrell Camarge video and got to see what i missed visually by driving while it was on, the rear looks like a Chevy Caprice, and the front loOks like a Cadillac of my least favorite design, but, after watching the Tyrell video I am SOLD ON THIS CAR TOO!
I first learned about this model reading the duPont Registry magazine when I was a kid in the 90s...nice to learn more about the story behind this car decades later. Pretty cool!
D man nailed it with the vinyl top mimicking a convertible. And Jay was right about the American look. Nailed that too. Most peeps don’t get it. Thanks for educating and entertaining us.
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Great Episode, phantastic Camargue and what a nice guy, who is the proud owner! Congratulations from Switzerland
I may be one of the few people who likes the Camargue. It's different and stylish in its own right. That's awesome that Ben kept the car in the family and has kept it going. I work near an old money area and I saw a Camargue on the road the other day. I was amazed to see such a rare car on the road. Way more interesting than seeing a new Lamborghini making noise.
I"m right between Jay and Donald on this car. It's not the most "Rolls-Royce" looking model, but there is just something about it.... Glad the car was able to be preserved! Such a great story with it! I literally just commented on this car when seeing it in the background of a previous video. Thanks for sharing this!
Jay absolutely cracks me up with his one liners " it's like a mistress that can cook, I really don't care" 😂😂😂
Tan Plaid Jacket with blue pants
I wonder how many times Jay has told him "I used to work for Rolls Royce"
@oldrrocr old guys love telling the same stories over and over. Rogan is starting to get bad at it.
When Jay’s EV Specter was said to cost $400k by Donald, Jay immediately added, “you’re not getting a Rolls Specter EV for $400k”. 🤣😂😅(spoken like a true Rolls guy). I Believe with options Jay paid over $500k
I’m stealing that line.
What an incredible experience it was to be featured alongside the legendary Jay Leno and the insightful Donald Osborne! A heartfelt thank you to both of you for including me and my beautiful Rare Rolls Royce Camargue in this unforgettable journey. The time spent together was exhilarating, and I'm truly grateful for the opportunity to share the spotlight with such an esteemed company. Looking forward to more exciting adventures in the future!
- Ben Lipman
@jayleno @donaldOsborne
Beautiful car, and nice to see it in the hands of someone who will cherish it.
Ben I bet your grandma didn't think the car would get you into Jay Leno garage.
@@benlipman239 keep it up Ben! Like yourself I keep my father's RR Corniche 2 of sentimental value up & running. 15k miles on the dash. No better feeling than to be behind the wheel. Especially when passer bys see a young man behind the wheel 💪🏾
@ love it!!!!!
Ben as a Brooklinean with collection of RRs I applaud what you did with your grandfather's car
This episode is one of the very best Guest and/or Donald episodes made. Just the right amount of Jay's snarky attitude along with the total respect the owner and car deserves. Thanks Ben Lipman, Donald Osborne, and Jay Leno for truly great experience. 100% YUM!
Yum?! GAY.
The banter back-and-forth between Jay and Donald is why I turn into these episodes at this point. Truly good stuff.
The internet could easily use a Jay and Donald show 😁
Really? It's starting to be the reason I don't watch anymore.
I like Donald. Extremely articulate and very passionate about cars and their history. Great sense of humour too, which is why Jay gets along so well with him and is always busting his balls (or rather, ribbing him, as someone of distinction might say).
And yet there is a huge amount of respect between them
I also enjoy the banter between the two. I just wish Jay would allow Donald to finish his sentences.
The world is so full of anxiety and chaos right now. It’s so nice to just see 3 guys drive around and talk about a car. Keep em coming Jay! And don’t skimp on the Donald. If I see Donald, I always watch the video!!!
I remember when the Camargue was first introduced I said exactly what Jay said. Slab sided, very plain, etc. However it now looks very elegant. I’m surprised how much I like it. And that color is GORGEOUS!
It looks better now than ever, and that dashboard is very unique, especially for a RR !!
It is nice to see Ben enjoying this car and keeping it in the family.
JH ............he's a car guy to the bone .
The front end reminds me of Lady Penelope's car from The Thunderbirds.
Lol I just thought that also... Pink with dual front wheels .
Lol I just thought that also... Pink with dual front wheels .
F.A.B.
@@HappyHands. the car is a caricature
What a treat to have this car featured. Always been my #1 favorite car of all time.
Always adored the Camargue ❤
You're not the only one!
When Donald mentioned if broke down after Ben drove it the first time I just about had a stroke, he should know better than anyone, that Rolls Royce doesn't break down, they just sometimes fail to proceed!
Agreed. When/if a Rolls breaks down, it fails to proceed.
Funny! Reminds me of back in the day when flight attendants during the airplane safety spiel would mention, "In the event of an unintended water landing..."
Rolls-Royces dont 'fail' either, they 'cease to continue'
Good one. SIR.
A friend's Austin-Healey has a bumper sticker that reads, "The parts falling off of this car are of the finest British quality."
Yes but the paisley bow tie is really hitting the right buttons. I love when yourself and Donald give us a history lesson on exquisite cars.
The Camargue is the King. Biggest and only forward slanted RR-grill. The Camargue interior is more elegant than on new models.
Looks hideous.
Apart from FAB 1 😉
That headliner is cool.
Had a Corniche hard top in my 20's. Something very cool about being young in a beautiful classic car. And that's a beauty; can see it floating over the road, the suspension doing all the work to give the smoothest ride
Ah, the Corniche FHC. Saw my first one in "The Thomas Crown Affair" with Steve McQueen. One of the later model years is still on my bucket list. You have good taste.
Always remember the price when I was a child. In 1982 the retail price was £83,122 making it the world’s most expensive car!
To put that in perspective my wife’s parents bought a 1915 home in 1983 (3400 sq ft) for under $20,000. I don’t recall what the exchange rate is at that time, but yeah that a LOT of money
£275,000 today - bargain.
Same here. I'm Italian, I remember going through the pages of Quattroruote magazine in the late 70s as a young kid, if I remember correctly it was something like 300,000,000 lire! 😂
Great episode, it's so nice when things get handed down through the family. You know Pop Pop is looking down smiling not to mention the satisfaction his grandmother is feeling giving it to the right person who appreciates it and has put it back on the road.
Part of what makes this show so appealing is the differences in personalities and tastes in vehicles. One man's indifference is another man's love.
the fashion critique who wears double denim 🤣
*critic
Fact
Great episode. Love this Camarque. Wonderful story. Hopefully it stays in his family.
I’m so glad that Ben has saved this family heirloom. He’s a very smart young man. We’ll keep an eye out for this whip in the Hamptons!
It's what I call an aficionado's car. It was a departure from RR's usual design aesthetic with its squared-off lines. I would take it over Jay's new Spectre on looks alone. Lucky guy to inherit such a distinctive car.
Don must have a solid self image. Jay's persistent insults just roll off him. I like the way Donald dresses. Jay really has no room to criticize other's apparel. But Jay is one in a Billion.
I agree that Donald dresses well. I am of the opinion, further, that the young cads who are showing up at concours and other events in skinny ankle hugging mom pants, front pockets bulging with the requisite cel phone, are just pathetic in following that fashion trend. They look like overfull estrogen bags just back from the tofu restaurant. Today's fashion is designed to make men look effeminate. Resist this evil force.
You don't care for his 'Saskatchewan tuxedo'?
Donald and Jay are old buddies.
@@bwofficial1776 exactly. My best friend calls me the worst of things-and we’re both army vets so when I say “worst of things” I truly mean it. But this is how all good buddies interact.
I always wonder what insights of his I'm missing when Jay speaks over him.
Heard of it once from Tyrrell Classic Workshop. Happy to watch it again on your garage Jay!
What a great car story and what a lucky guy ! Absolutely GORGEOUS color !!
Very nice car and the story behind it is terrific. My favorite part of every episode is the drive down the aisle past a few of Jay's cars and this week we got just a glimpse of my favorite car in Jay's entire collection, his 1966 Ford Seven Litre.
I have definitely heard of it.
I do love the Camargue, Iain Tyrell did a great video on them. Man's a God damned encyclopaedia.
You did the right thing grandma. You got your grandson on Leno.
Im with Donald, its a beautiful design.
I know a Dr in the UK who bought ne new, I lost contact with him around 2020 but he still owned the car then. He would drive to the shops and pub. It was never laid up or off the road, he kept it immaculate. Great video 2x👍
A lovely car, a delightful drive. Enjoyed this edition so much. The owner's family connection to the car and his clear joy of owning it is tremendous. Ben I hope you have many years of pleasure owning such a beautiful vehicle. And your grandfather's choice of colour was inspirational.
Jay's humor is genius
except that he repeats his favorite wisecracks in almost all the episodes
Funniest line in this episode - It's like a mistress who can cook...
The Camargue has such a presence. It might not be the most beautiful car on the road but, oh boy, what a statement that car makes. Well done Ben. Thanks for preserving it! To be honest I’d take Camargue over Specter any day.
Ben, enjoy the Rolls Royce. It is a solid, reliable investment you can drive. Congrats!
A real beauty!
I remember in the 80's when no one wanted this model and could be had for basically almost nothing. Then the rarity came out and the prices skyrocketed.
Beautiful Rolls! Great segment Jay, that encourages generations such as Ben what a meaningful experience to be a steward of family history.
The beautiful camargue was, at the time, very similar to Lady Penelope's FAB 1 Rolls Royce. Lady P's Rolls was even more extreme Camargue than the Real car. Thanks for this. cool video.
Totally agree with Donald about Italian design. The Pininfarina Camargue is truly a piece of art of its time
Old RR has the most majestic grille
Yes, I agree, and it is actually called the radiator shell.
Ben thanks for saving this beauty.
About time the thoroughly misunderstood Camargue got some love in the 21st century! I really only took notice of them myself from a photo ad(in Autoweek I believe)for R-R dealer memorabilia which featured one shod with Vogue tyres: I was piloting a Lincoln Town Car with Vogues at the time. Have since learned about the Camargue's Pininfarina/Fiat design heritage. A most unique Crewe car!
I adore how the body just floats over rough road surface. What Donald does not know about cars is not worth knowing.
I think Donald is the singular match to Jay's car knowledge that we've seen on the channel. I really like his take on things. He certainly goes for the nostalgia.
There were enough people with more car knoweledge than Donald.
He said he liked Donald's perspective specifically...so the others don't matter...cheers
I agree
@@ИбрагимИсламов555 So what! Donald's got a stellar personality to go alongside his encyclopedic knowledge of automobiles. He's a total package.
Yes, he knows history ,designers and styles and some engineering
I love the headliner on that car.
Built like a Tank, but rides like a Dream. Thanks Jay. 😎👍😎
What a wonderful episode.
The banter is priceless!
I like it when Jay gets into sartorial satire with good old Donald.....
What a great story and yes, the Camargue is not really Rolls Royce as some think of it, but it has grown on me significantly as I'm sure it has for many. Fun to watch Jay Leno backtracking, a viewer bonus. One of the Garage's best episodes and of course the chemistry between Jay and Donald is great. I am originally from Glasgow in Scotland (I live now in Dubai, where even a Spectre is nothing special) and often bemuse those witnessing a couple of fellow Scots 'warmly' greeting each other with such 'insults' often more cutting than Jays to Donald in language that would make a sailor blush. Just a great episode for so many reasons. Oh, and that car is off the charts in 'coolness' compared to a Mustang GT, what were you thinking uttering such nonsense, Jay?
Excellent video. The young man is so proud of his family. ❤
Shirley Bassey had a green one like this. She opened her BBC shows with it.
The Everflex (vinyl) roof was not specified as standard on Camargue.
It was standard on the Silver Wraith II, and an option on the Silver Shadow Ii, so would have been available as an option for later Camargues.
I enjoyed this episode, the storyline is really interesting and the car is beautiful. I always liked this model such a handsome design almost ageless in some ways. I had the opportunity to drive one back in the 80’s and thought it drove and handled very well for such a big car. Thanks again to Donald and Jay for another excellent show. And Ben keep enjoying the car!!
These videos with Mr Osborne are fantastic. The interaction between both is awesome, more of this please!!
I think there were more than a few people like my dad that liked the vinyl top. Had it on every car we owned from the mid 60's through the 80's.
What I found striking is the hood height on the Spectre when Donald was standing next to it. It’s nearly at chest level vs. Camargue is slightly below hip level. Our cars today have become so large that it makes no sense. There is something to be said about small proportions that are executed well in design, I think the tighter overall proportions show off the design cues better. That’s why I think car makers like Porsche were genius to maintain the silhouette of the 911, even though the modern 911 is larger it still shows off its design cues.
I agree. The Camargue is far more elegant than the Spectre which is an over blown monster truck in comparison.
Use to drive a camargue all the time. Loved it
That car looked 100% better in sunlight versus the artificial lighting in the garage. Beautiful. 😊
I love all of these episodes with Donald! They are very funny together.
Jay was envious.
Great car.
I like donald. If he doesn't use a pink coupe de ville cadillac as a daily driver then i would be disappointed.
I could listen to Donald talk cars all day !
3:10 Jay is rough... ouch😂❤ Amazing story!!!
Jay and Donald... Legends with serious knowledge... I could listen to every day. Who needs Google search engine or any manual when either or both are present.
Nice story. Btw: Don't understand Jays distance to the Camargue.
I do. He has eyes and taste and enough smarts to see the thing for what it really is.
My 94 Lincoln Towncar was the most comfortable car I've ever owned and most luxurious as well and I cannot help but see the essence on my Towncar in this RR with the slab sides, goes on forever long hood and the front "face" . The young man is most fortunate ...
Wonderful! Thank you! I love watching the body floating above the imperfect pavement. Reminds me of my 1978 Delta 88, but I loved the room of my '72 Olds Ninety Eight... I could put my left foot into next week in that thing... this automobile is definitely the Cadillac of Rolls....😊
Jay Jay Jay Jay.... My 66 Galaxies 500 LTD had a black vinyl hard top.. and popular mechanics tested them for decibels noting, they were quieter then a Rolls Royce... Classy 2dr coupe, and came in Oyster Blue
You don't have to sell Jay on a 1966 Ford Galaxie.
Jay, Jay...the kid obviously loves his car, rightfully so...please stop insulting the car in front of him by saying how much you prefer the spectre. plus Ben seems super nice and humble, as much as one could be who owns a RR.
Donald Osborne is the kind of person you want as a next door neighbor
My goodness, My late uncle had a Camargue, bought it new, Gold with green leather interior, cost him a fortune and whenever I would see the car it looked huge but look at it next to the spectre, it looks tiny. My word, cars have become huge and that is from a European perspective
Your uncle had STYLE! Green leather is the way to go in a Rolls.
The radiator shell was designed to lean forward 6.5 degrees.
Donald is naturally a calm and refined man, he handles Jay's impetuous personality (and short attention span) with great skill.
This video is so entertaining. Thanks Jay. Donald Osborne is a treasure.
The problem with the Spectre is that it is electric. Which means it will depreciate like every other electric car.
A friend of mine used to have a restoration company, the doors on these are so heavy they used to drop.
I lifted a door once , they are crazy heavy
This guy is a walking encyclopedia !
Very nice replay of the love and hate this car got for the last 50 years.
What a floating boat of a car! That's where the term Land Yacht originates.
It was amazing to me to hear the cost of this vehicle when new.
The 3/4 angle from the rear looks just like a late 70's Impala.
Yes, my thoughts exactly! GM shamelessly lifted the design.
I was looking at an old Chevrolet ad in a magazine and they were marketing the vinyl top as being the style of a convertible without the cons.
Keep inviting Donald back to the Garage. You guys have chemistry
Great segment. Thanks for sharing your car Ben.
i was driving in extreme weather when this came on, and THIS IS ONE OF IF NOT THE BEST OF JAY'S VIDEOS! when i got home i found the Tyrell Camarge video and got to see what i missed visually by driving while it was on, the rear looks like a Chevy Caprice, and the front loOks like a Cadillac of my least favorite design, but, after watching the Tyrell video I am SOLD ON THIS CAR TOO!
Had a Fiat 130 Coupe for many years for daily use. Would love to try the same with a nice Camargue. Love these 70's Pininfarina designs. Wonderful !
I love the way it majesticly rises and falls on its suspension.
got offered, by a good client to buy the 'Bentley' version, sat under his hotel for decades ... no idea it was a 'one off'.
Great video!
I first learned about this model reading the duPont Registry magazine when I was a kid in the 90s...nice to learn more about the story behind this car decades later. Pretty cool!
Jay - let's slag!! This car off!!! Donald - And Herrrrree's it's *OWNER!!!* 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅
Pure car banter , great stuff.
D man nailed it with the vinyl top mimicking a convertible. And Jay was right about the American look. Nailed that too. Most peeps don’t get it. Thanks for educating and entertaining us.
Great Episode, phantastic Camargue and what a nice guy, who is the proud owner! Congratulations from Switzerland
"How are you Don?"
"I'm not wearing pink pants, but am still very impressed with myself. Thanks for asking Jay!"
What great car lover chemistry between the two of them! As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇
Thanks guys! Great vid.
I really wish they would bring back the large 2 door coupe.
Don! Way to keep classy around Jay's business!
What a wonderful story and great car. Continue to take care of this elegant automobile. “Beautiful Floater”
What a fabulous segment! 😉
I may be one of the few people who likes the Camargue. It's different and stylish in its own right. That's awesome that Ben kept the car in the family and has kept it going. I work near an old money area and I saw a Camargue on the road the other day. I was amazed to see such a rare car on the road. Way more interesting than seeing a new Lamborghini making noise.
"Like a mistress that can cook!!" Jay you are a riot??!! 😅😅😅😅
I"m right between Jay and Donald on this car. It's not the most "Rolls-Royce" looking model, but there is just something about it.... Glad the car was able to be preserved! Such a great story with it! I literally just commented on this car when seeing it in the background of a previous video. Thanks for sharing this!
...and I just LOVE a full-size coupe.